Hershey's Advent Calendar, Cookies n Crème White Chocolate Flavour, 205g

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Looking to add some non-chocolate advent calendars to your list? Good Housekeeping has inspiration for every type of advent calendar: At their inception, Advent calendars were used to count down the four-week period preceding Christmas. Though they began as a religious tradition, today they are used to also celebrate the anticipation and joy of the holiday season with a surprise behind each door or window of the calendar. In Western tradition, there are four Sundays during Advent leading up to Christmas, but Advent has morphed to cover the first 24 days of December whether it is four Sundays or not. Following modern practices, you should open your first window or door on December 1, depending on the calendar you choose. Carrie Honaker is a food writer who loves surprises, especially when they are chocolate. As a restaurateur and avid home cook, she has made her fair share of chocolate confections for the holidays. Her work has appeared in many publications, including Bon Appetit, Allrecipes, and Wine Enthusiast.

Traditionally, Advent calendars were 24 pieces. As they have gained popularity, they have morphed to a number of days leading up to the winter holidays. If you want a traditional model, be sure to look for 24 days of chocolate. If you are open to something less traditional, there are options that come in different increments. If you plan to share with the family, you may want to opt for a shareable model that has more than 24 pieces. The Godiva Chocolatier Holiday Gourmet Chocolate Advent Calendar is our top choice because of its wide selection of treats and premium Belgian chocolate created by artisans in small batches. For a budget option that won't disappoint, we recommend the Cadbury Dairy Milk Advent Calendar... What to Look for in an Advent Calendar Number of Pieces Whether you’re in the market for a luxury chocolate advent calendar filled with exotic truffles or on the hunt for a more a more affordable option from a universally beloved brand (think: Reese’s, Hershey, or Cadbury), our handy list to the best options on the market for the 2022 Christmas season is guaranteed to cover everyone on your list. We even found a vegan option, where the chocolates are made with nut milk, and not one but two fantastic hot chocolate advent calendars for those who prefer to drink their chocolate stirred in a glass.